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Residential Farms
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and STRAWBERRY SUPPER
will be served at
THE UNITED CHURCH, BRUSSELS
from 5 o'clock until 8 p.m
TUESDAY, JUNE 29th
Adults $1.00 Public School Aged Children 50c
FIRST
ORTGP G S
PROMPT, CONFIDENTIAL SERVICE
The Industrial
rtgoge Trust Company
Phone 79 Res. 263 J : Brussels
ESTABLISHED 1889
Contact our Representative:
SELWYN BAKER
R. J BAUF
,'OUR MASSEY FERCIVSON
PHONE
FARM
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BRUSSELS- ON T'.
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SEE US FOR THE BEST BUYS
IN USED FARM MACHINERY
1.4 ft. Self Propelled Swather
30 M. H.. Tractor in good condition
60 Combine with both grain and corn head
Case All Type Combine
Several Used Power Mowers
Case 28" in cyclinder Threshing Machine
Several Used Hay Rakes
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REPORT FROM
QUEEN'S, PARK.
(By Murray Gaunt, M.P.P.
Huron-Bruce)
The anxiously awaited Golden-
berg report on Metropolitan Tor-
onto was tabled in the Legisla-
ture on Thursday. Mr. Golden-
berg recommended that 9 or the
18 municipalities of Metro Toron-
to disappear to form the cities of
Toronto, North. York, Etobicoke
and Scarboro. The next question
is whether the Provincial Govern-
ment will see fit to implement
the recommendations contained
in tie report. The Medicare Bill
received 3rd' reading in the Legis-
lature this Week but only after a
plodding, detailed clause by
clause study, which in many
eases provoked bitter exchanges
between the opposition parties'
and the government. The debate
in CommiLer of the whole Hensel
lasted about 20 hours, over a
period of six legislatiVe sitting
days. The Bill will come int)
effect on June 1, 1966.
The health estimates came
berore the House this Week, It
was pointed out cipring the esti-
mates that readmission percent-
ages for six of the largest Ont.
arlo mental hospitals in March
ranged from 40-60% and averaged.
46% compared to a provincial
average of as% in 1960.
The current session of the Leg-
islature, already a record 96 sit-
Ong days long, may fall just short
of reaching the 100 day mark.
Most members feel the• present
session will wind urn in the next il
days. 3 days'ai the most.
Yet to come are 3 speeches
'winding- up the budget debate, a
number of second readings and
third readings.
The largest previous session ,
1922 lasted 81 sitting days.
The lengths of the durrent Ses-
Sion will undoubtedly inereaSe
the pressure for 'a fall session al*
though Premier Roberts Is op-
dosed to the idea,
On'Tee — Main Streekl
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HYDRO'S NEW' LOOK. This symbol will soon be a familiar
sight across the province. Hydro's new design unites the letters
"0" and "H" and the printed form "ontario hydro". The
vermillion and orange symbol will rest on a white background.
A variation of the Ontario Hydro design, employing a "IT"
and "H", has been created for the associated municipal electrical
utilities which will have the choice of adopting either symbol
for equipment, signs advertising, uniforms and business forms.